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September 23, 2025Open Access

Dynamics of variability and bias in working memory

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Experiments reveal recall variability increases with memory load and time, suggesting interaction effects.

Recall variability increased with longer delays and higher set sizes, indicating a relationship between these factors.
Importantly, the effect of delay on recall variability was amplified at higher set sizes, reflecting interdependence.
Bias amplitude remained constant across set size and retention intervals, challenging models predicting systematic drift.
These findings support diffusion accounts of visual working memory maintenance while questioning stable attractor models.

Tomić et al. (2025) studied this question.

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